Mitch Robbins (Billy Crystal) is a radio ad salesman who, with his buddies Phil (Daniel Stern) & Ed (Bruno Kirby), makes an annual holiday out of some adventurous pursuit. This year the trio join a cattle drive led by the uncompromising Curly (an Oscar-winning Jack Palance), but discover life as a cowboy is every bit as tough as one would expect. ...

Saddle up again with Billy Crystal & his city friends as they head out West in search of some buried gold. It seems that you can't keep a good (or bad) man down, as Mitch (Crystal) is confronted by what he believes to be the ghost of Curly (Jack Palance), who died in the first film. It transpires that Curly had a long lost brother, Duke, who knows about Curly's secret haul of gold. Mitch soon succumbs to gold fever & along with buddy Phil (Daniel Stern) & brother Glen (John Lovitz), sets out to find it. ...

A collection of archive photographs that takes the reader on a nostalgic bus & tram ride through the north-west of Birmingham, from the city centre along the A41 to Hockley, taking in the famous Jewellery Quarter & the many Victorian housing developments around Handsworth. ...

As Birmingham grew in the late Victorian & Edwardian period, the city slowly consumed farmland & small villages on its outskirts. This book presents a collection of 200 images of the city, its workers & the public transport from the city centre to the Lickey Hills. ...